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What is the relationship between rock formation and Earth’s surface?
A. Most rocks form underground and reach the Earth’s surface as melted rock moves
B. Most rocks form underground and reach the Earth’s surface as other rocks are destroyed
C. Most rocks form underground and never reach the Earth’s surface
D. Most rocks form at the Earth's surface and stay there for a long time
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Question Identifier: GCI_2011_094 Designed for: Non-Science Majors Primary Author(s): J. Libarkin, S. Anderson Contributing Author(s):
Misconception's Reference: Original GCI (https://www.msu.edu/~libarkin/GCI_PUBLICATIONS.html) Notes: (none)
CLICK ON THE DISCUSSION TAB TO COMMENT ON THIS QUESTION.
What is the relationship between rock formation and Earth’s surface?
A. Most rocks form underground and reach the Earth’s surface as melted rock moves
B. Most rocks form underground and reach the Earth’s surface as other rocks are destroyed
C. Most rocks form underground and never reach the Earth’s surface
D. Most rocks form at the Earth's surface and stay there for a long time
bold = correct answer
Question Identifier: GCI_2011_094
Designed for: Non-Science Majors
Primary Author(s): J. Libarkin, S. Anderson
Contributing Author(s):
Misconception's Reference: Original GCI (https://www.msu.edu/~libarkin/GCI_PUBLICATIONS.html)
Notes: (none)